Leeds have 'rolled over' too often, says Smith

ALAN SMITH accused Leeds of "rolling over" and lacking fight too often this season as he confirmed he would leave his hometown club if they are relegated from the Premiership.

But Smith declared his intention to guide Leeds to safety and, while he knows his future lies in the hands of the new owners, he hopes to stay with the club in the top flight next season.

"If we go down, then obviously it will be time to move on, for the sake of my England career as well. But never have I come out and said that I'd leave if we stayed up," he declared.

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